Boat Wrap

I’ve seen several times when a Marine is prepaed for funeral, they wrap his head ( including face) in bandages. My question is why is this done and do all the branches do this?

I have done 74 military funerals including Marines and I have never seen this once…ever.

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I’ve seen several times when a Marine is prepaed for funeral, they wrap his head ( including face) in bandages. My question is why is this done and do all the branches do this?

I have done 74 military funerals including Marines and I have never seen this once…ever.

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I’ve seen several times when a Marine is prepaed for funeral, they wrap his head ( including face) in bandages. My question is why is this done and do all the branches do this?

I have done 74 military funerals including Marines and I have never seen this once…ever.

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you have a raft but you could Only grab 12 things.
these are the things you can chose:

a spool of fishing line
a life jacket
a flashlight (needs C batteries)
box of bandages
15 ft of rope
a 9sq ft piece of canvas
a map of the ocean
a bar soap
a hunting knife
a flare gun that will shoot a distress signal
a pair of binoculars
a five gallon can of water
an umbrella
a pack of fishing hooks
a candy bar
a fishing pole
a notebook and ball point pen
a thick coat
a hammer
a calendar
a glass jar
two wooden boards
a box of matches
a box of four C batteries
a book on sailing
a radio that recieves only (needs batteries C)
sunglasses
a blanket
a can of fish bait
a box of plastic wrap
a wide brimmed hat
a shirt
a watch
a shovel a book on jungle survival
why would u get those things?
why are those more useful than the others?

a spool of fishing line – to fish with
a life jacket – to stay afloat
a bar soap – to wash my azz with
a hunting knife – to cut open the fish I catch
a flare gun that will shoot a distress signal – cause you never know whose gonna pass
a pair of binoculars – to look for help
a five gallon can of water – fresh water is essential
a pack of fishing hooks – to catch fish – sushi is good for you
a fishing pole – see above
a can of fish bait – again see above
a candy bar – eat it now you never know when you’ll eat again
a box of plastic wrap – wrap yourself in this to stay warm, to stave off hypothermia and prevent sunburn!

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you have a raft but you could Only grab 12 things.
these are the things you can chose:

a spool of fishing line
a life jacket
a flashlight (needs C batteries)
box of bandages
15 ft of rope
a 9sq ft piece of canvas
a map of the ocean
a bar soap
a hunting knife
a flare gun that will shoot a distress signal
a pair of binoculars
a five gallon can of water
an umbrella
a pack of fishing hooks
a candy bar
a fishing pole
a notebook and ball point pen
a thick coat
a hammer
a calendar
a glass jar
two wooden boards
a box of matches
a box of four C batteries
a book on sailing
a radio that recieves only (needs batteries C)
sunglasses
a blanket
a can of fish bait
a box of plastic wrap
a wide brimmed hat
a shirt
a watch
a shovel a book on jungle survival
why would u get those things?
why are those more useful than the others?

a spool of fishing line – to fish with
a life jacket – to stay afloat
a bar soap – to wash my azz with
a hunting knife – to cut open the fish I catch
a flare gun that will shoot a distress signal – cause you never know whose gonna pass
a pair of binoculars – to look for help
a five gallon can of water – fresh water is essential
a pack of fishing hooks – to catch fish – sushi is good for you
a fishing pole – see above
a can of fish bait – again see above
a candy bar – eat it now you never know when you’ll eat again
a box of plastic wrap – wrap yourself in this to stay warm, to stave off hypothermia and prevent sunburn!

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you have a raft but you could Only grab 12 things.
these are the things you can chose:

a spool of fishing line
a life jacket
a flashlight (needs C batteries)
box of bandages
15 ft of rope
a 9sq ft piece of canvas
a map of the ocean
a bar soap
a hunting knife
a flare gun that will shoot a distress signal
a pair of binoculars
a five gallon can of water
an umbrella
a pack of fishing hooks
a candy bar
a fishing pole
a notebook and ball point pen
a thick coat
a hammer
a calendar
a glass jar
two wooden boards
a box of matches
a box of four C batteries
a book on sailing
a radio that recieves only (needs batteries C)
sunglasses
a blanket
a can of fish bait
a box of plastic wrap
a wide brimmed hat
a shirt
a watch
a shovel a book on jungle survival
why would u get those things?
why are those more useful than the others?

a spool of fishing line – to fish with
a life jacket – to stay afloat
a bar soap – to wash my azz with
a hunting knife – to cut open the fish I catch
a flare gun that will shoot a distress signal – cause you never know whose gonna pass
a pair of binoculars – to look for help
a five gallon can of water – fresh water is essential
a pack of fishing hooks – to catch fish – sushi is good for you
a fishing pole – see above
a can of fish bait – again see above
a candy bar – eat it now you never know when you’ll eat again
a box of plastic wrap – wrap yourself in this to stay warm, to stave off hypothermia and prevent sunburn!

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well i want ot make a banana boat or whatever it is called
this is how you do it:

Baked Bananas
Suitable for vegetarians

These are fantastic, and bananas are rich in tryptophan [a precursor to seratonin - you might call them nature's anti-depressants!]
Ingredients

* Some bananas
* 1 bar of chocolate
* Cooking foil

Method

Break or cut the chocolate into small pieces. Skin the bananas and cut a groove into each one. Push the pieces of chocolate into the grooves. Completely wrap each banana in foil and place them around the edge of the fire, making sure they don’t touch it or each other. After 5 minutes, turn them round. After another 5 minutes they’re done. Eat straight from the foil.

welllllll my question is can you do it in the microwave somehow?
i need a quick answer, cos i put m&ms in a banana without thinkning about not having a fire/…..
haha
GOGOGOGO ANYTHING THAT WWORKS THAT CAN BE IN THE HOUSEHOLDDD
it is yumme.
omg poeple not fast enough!
i could not wait and tried the micrwave
LUCKY i was watching it, NEARLY STARTED A DAMN FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
do not try at home D:

Its best done in the oven so that the banana cooks through and the chocolate goes all gooey.

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well i want ot make a banana boat or whatever it is called
this is how you do it:

Baked Bananas
Suitable for vegetarians

These are fantastic, and bananas are rich in tryptophan [a precursor to seratonin - you might call them nature's anti-depressants!]
Ingredients

* Some bananas
* 1 bar of chocolate
* Cooking foil

Method

Break or cut the chocolate into small pieces. Skin the bananas and cut a groove into each one. Push the pieces of chocolate into the grooves. Completely wrap each banana in foil and place them around the edge of the fire, making sure they don’t touch it or each other. After 5 minutes, turn them round. After another 5 minutes they’re done. Eat straight from the foil.

welllllll my question is can you do it in the microwave somehow?
i need a quick answer, cos i put m&ms in a banana without thinkning about not having a fire/…..
haha
GOGOGOGO ANYTHING THAT WWORKS THAT CAN BE IN THE HOUSEHOLDDD
it is yumme.
omg poeple not fast enough!
i could not wait and tried the micrwave
LUCKY i was watching it, NEARLY STARTED A DAMN FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
do not try at home D:

Its best done in the oven so that the banana cooks through and the chocolate goes all gooey.

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well i want ot make a banana boat or whatever it is called
this is how you do it:

Baked Bananas
Suitable for vegetarians

These are fantastic, and bananas are rich in tryptophan [a precursor to seratonin - you might call them nature's anti-depressants!]
Ingredients

* Some bananas
* 1 bar of chocolate
* Cooking foil

Method

Break or cut the chocolate into small pieces. Skin the bananas and cut a groove into each one. Push the pieces of chocolate into the grooves. Completely wrap each banana in foil and place them around the edge of the fire, making sure they don’t touch it or each other. After 5 minutes, turn them round. After another 5 minutes they’re done. Eat straight from the foil.

welllllll my question is can you do it in the microwave somehow?
i need a quick answer, cos i put m&ms in a banana without thinkning about not having a fire/…..
haha
GOGOGOGO ANYTHING THAT WWORKS THAT CAN BE IN THE HOUSEHOLDDD
it is yumme.
omg poeple not fast enough!
i could not wait and tried the micrwave
LUCKY i was watching it, NEARLY STARTED A DAMN FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
do not try at home D:

Its best done in the oven so that the banana cooks through and the chocolate goes all gooey.

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